A Worldwide Expedition: Saving the Cultivation World

The logic is flawed. Why would an immortal go to such lengths to teach the last humans of the three thousand worlds immortal arts to resist demons even immortals couldn't defeat? It's like the US, unable to fight aliens, giving its technology to African tribes to fight them... Secondly, it's too much like a game.

I don't know which foundation is reliable, so I'm donating to the Han Hong Foundation in everyone's name. Wishing everyone a happy and healthy Lantern Festival.

I glanced at the comments section and replied to some of the comments saying the logic was flawed, but I had no desire to reply to those saying it was intellectually deficient. Let's start with the logic. In the celestial realm, Immortal Lord Gouchen, half-crippled, descended to the mortal world. His legacy was inherited by Old Zeng.

Please praise me and pin my post to the top of your feed. I'll donate again in everyone's name.

I don't recommend reading this. It's a cultivation novel where you can directly reach the Innate Realm in a day, and there are only three cultivation techniques. Anyway, the three golden chapters are full of poison. It's not as good as a real brainless, enjoyable novel (that tells you to read without thinking, which is very enjoyable). It's hard to find a Chinese person who is 180cm tall and weighs 220kg and doesn't look fat.

Subscribed. Hoping for a featured post! Lazy Bird, you've already written over ten novels. I hope this one doesn't change locations too quickly. I hope you can capture the weight of history. The Floating Cloud Sect is a sect established by the protagonist, a sword immortal. I think the fighting should be secondary; the focus should be on unveiling the mysteries of history.

There's a reason why someone who's written 14 books and still hasn't become a literary giant.

Does Lazy Bird suffer from persecution complex? I always feel that in his writing, everyone except himself is a treacherous villain, all wanting to harm him. And the protagonist himself always has a lot of excessive psychological speculation, always conjecturing dark truths about the world out of thin air. I always read books without checking the author, but after a few chapters I realize something's wrong, then I check the author's name, and sure enough, it's him! 😄

This book is truly mediocre, a complete waste of time. To be honest, it's readable. But to be fair, many of the points in the reading process are illogical. 1. The dialogue and plot involving women: It feels like the self-indulgent fantasy of a middle-aged, overweight, nerdy guy, and it has a greasy feel to it...

Having finished the defense of Cangwu City, the coordination between various troop types was well-described, but there are a few points I need to address. First, the character endings were too abrupt. This should be considered an ensemble piece, but the introductions and appearances of each character were too abrupt.